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1946 US Senate election in Utah

Arthur V. Watkins (Republican) beat Abe Murdock (Democrat) in Utah in 1946, 51.2% to 48.8%, a margin of 2.5 points and 4,885 votes.

Utah changed party: in 1940 it went Democratic, for Abe Murdock.

Republicans led in 20 of the 29 counties as they stood then and Democrats in 9. The largest, Salt Lake, cast 75,586 votes and went to the Republican by 4.1 points. The closest was Wasatch, where 3 votes separated the two parties.

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Early projection, based on early and incomplete polling: the likely matchups, each weighted by the betting markets' odds of both nominations, not a result. Each county is its 2024 presidential margin moved by its state's projected swing; set a national vote and every state, district and county moves by the same amount from our projection. Colours run in 100 steps from a safe Republican to a safe Democratic margin. Boundaries: US Census Bureau.

Senate

CandidatePartyVotesShare
Arthur V. Watkins won Republican 101,142 51.2%
Abe Murdock Democratic 96,257 48.8%
Total197,399

Every county

CountyDemocratRepublicanOthersTotalMargin
Salt Lake 36,260 48.0% 39,326 52.0% 75,586 R+4.1
Weber 12,498 54.3% 10,518 45.7% 23,016 D+8.6
Utah 9,860 46.1% 11,525 53.9% 21,385 R+7.8
Cache 4,783 45.9% 5,641 54.1% 10,424 R+8.2
Davis 3,017 43.3% 3,957 56.7% 6,974 R+13.5
Box Elder 2,862 43.6% 3,703 56.4% 6,565 R+12.8
Carbon 4,292 69.3% 1,900 30.7% 6,192 D+38.6
Sanpete 2,610 44.3% 3,278 55.7% 5,888 R+11.3
Sevier 1,727 45.3% 2,089 54.7% 3,816 R+9.5
Millard 1,622 47.4% 1,801 52.6% 3,423 R+5.2
Tooele 1,700 49.7% 1,720 50.3% 3,420 R+0.6
Iron 1,496 44.6% 1,856 55.4% 3,352 R+10.7
Washington 1,551 46.6% 1,779 53.4% 3,330 R+6.8
Summit 1,329 48.8% 1,395 51.2% 2,724 R+2.4
Juab 1,381 51.2% 1,316 48.8% 2,697 D+2.4
Duchesne 1,370 56.2% 1,066 43.8% 2,436 D+12.5
Uintah 1,126 47.2% 1,262 52.8% 2,388 R+5.7
Emery 1,217 54.4% 1,021 45.6% 2,238 D+8.8
Wasatch 1,086 49.9% 1,089 50.1% 2,175 R+0.1
Beaver 1,139 57.9% 828 42.1% 1,967 D+15.8
Garfield 726 45.2% 881 54.8% 1,607 R+9.6
Morgan 478 45.3% 577 54.7% 1,055 R+9.4
San Juan 381 44.3% 480 55.7% 861 R+11.5
Grand 385 47.3% 429 52.7% 814 R+5.4
Kane 177 22.9% 595 77.1% 772 R+54.1
Wayne 410 53.2% 360 46.8% 770 D+6.5
Rich 359 50.4% 354 49.6% 713 D+0.7
Piute 353 49.7% 357 50.3% 710 R+0.6
Daggett 62 61.4% 39 38.6% 101 D+22.8

Counties as they stood in 1946; some have since been split, merged or renamed. Margin: the Democrat's share of all votes minus the Republican's. Sources and how the results were checked.

Utah Senate elections we hold

YearWinnerMargin
2024 John Curtis (R) R+30.8
2022 Mike Lee (R) R+53.2
2018 Mitt Romney (R) R+31.7
2016 Mike Lee (R) R+41.1
2012 Orrin G. Hatch (R) R+35.3
2010 Mike Lee (R) R+28.8
2006 Orrin G. Hatch (R) R+31.3
2004 Robert F. Bennett (R) R+40.3
2000 Orrin G. Hatch (R) R+34.1
1998 Robert F. Bennett (R) R+31.0
1994 Orrin G. Hatch (R) R+40.5
1992 Robert F. Bennett (R) R+15.7
1988 Orrin G. Hatch (R) R+35.4
1986 Jake Garn (R) R+45.8
1982 Orrin G. Hatch (R) R+16.9
1980 Jake Garn (R) R+48.2
1976 Orrin Hatch (R) R+8.9
1974 Jake Garn (R) R+5.9
1970 Frank E. Moss (D) D+13.7
1968 Wallace F. Bennett (R) R+7.8
1964 Frank E. Moss (D) D+14.7
1962 Wallace F. Bennett (R) R+4.7
1958 Frank E. Moss (D) D+3.9
1956 Wallace F. Bennett (R) R+7.9
1952 Arthur V. Watkins (R) R+8.5
1950 Wallace F. Bennett (R) R+8.0
1946 Arthur V. Watkins (R) R+2.5
1944 Elbert D. Thomas (D) D+19.8
1940 Abe Murdock (D) D+25.7
1938 Elbert D. Thomas (D) D+11.6
1934 William H. King (D) D+7.6
1932 Elbert D. Thomas (D) D+14.9
1928 William H. King (D) D+11.6
1926 Reed Smoot (R) R+23.9
1922 William H. King (D) D+0.5
1920 Reed Smoot (R) R+18.0
1916 William H. King (D) D+16.9
1914 Reed Smoot (R) R+2.7